Huntington Social Notes and Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fisher of Huntington visited at the Margaret Shroyer home Sunday. SEED POTATOES FOR SALE EARLY OHIO and IRISH COBBLERS. A. WALMUTH & SONS CO. Mrs. R. H. Davidson and others attended the White Shrine installation at Fort Wayne. Miss Helene Wasmuth returned to Northwestern University after Easter. Huntington residents visited family and friends here and in nearby towns.
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J. E. Fisher of
Huntington
Margaret Shroyer
Ohio
A. Walmuth & Sons CO
R. H. Davidson
Albert Suter
Edith Glock
Arden McCoy
Fort Wayne
Opal Slater
Warkend
Agnes Keiker
Ralph
Elma
Frank Pequignot
Paul Raber
Laud
Melvin Middaugh
Helene Wasmuth
Northwestern University
D. A. Wasmuth
Luscal Wilson
Leona Goff
Mildred Zent
Huntington Saurday
Nellie Barnbrook
Bessie McPherren
Winnington
H. E. Glock
Wayne
Maurice
Norman
J. WT. Beckles
Martin Glock
George Christy
Monna May
Wanted Manager for Roanoke Branch Store
Advertises a Roanoke branch manager role with a $500 cash bond requirement. Indicates Clyde Rubber Co at 166 W. Jackson Blvd Chicago as the advertiser and contact.
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Roanoke
Clyde L. Rubber CO
W. Jackson Blvd
Chicago
Lil
Fields Couple to Hold Public Auction of Home Goods
Mr and Mrs Frank Fields will sell their home and household gods at public auction next Saturday April 14. They plan to move south where Mr Fields has taken a job dredging.
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Frank Fields
Fields
Farm loan ad seeks long terms from Roanoke Review readers
A local advertisement invites farmers to secure long term loans from Farmer's State Bank. Terms range from five to forty years, with promise of reliable dollars through the Roanoke Review publication.
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Farmer's State Bank
Addressing mail without street numbers delays delivery
The Dead Letter Office recalls Ben Franklin era when missing street details hindered locating recipients. Today the Post Office urges including number and street to improve mail delivery, noting generic city and state only is incomplete.
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Ben Franklin
Ezekiel Smithers
Atlantic Coast
Ben
Zeke
Garret
John Smith
New York
N. Y
Chicago
Ill
Sam
Postoffice Department
Postal Address Clarity for State Names in Listings
The guidance urges writing the full state name in addresses to avoid confusion between places such as Trinidad California and Trinidad Colorado. It emphasizes explicit state spelling to prevent misrouting by postal clerks.
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Trinidad
California
Colorado
Clean Milk Production Guidelines from Colorado Dairy Commissioner
Clean milk starts with healthy cows kept in light and ventilated quarters. Provide pure water, clean utensils cleaned and sterilized, and small-top milking pails. Milk with dry hands and move milk from stable promptly. A dedicated milkhouse is required for handling milk and utensils. Cool milk to 50°F or lower immediately and keep cool until delivery. Deliver regularly.
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G. E. Morton
Colorado Dairy
Calf Pens Set for Sunlit Comfort and Outdoor Exercise
Calf pens should be near the barn's south side to catch sunlight. Exercise yards south of the barn connected to the pens allow calves to exercise even in cold weather while shielded from north winds. Cement floors offer durability and cleanliness but are cold in winter without ample dry bedding.
Beware of Moldy Silage Dangers
Warning about silage health risks notes that moldy silage must be removed to prevent silage poisoning and possible livestock death.
Government Postmasters Run World’s Biggest Business
The phrase more business in government highlights postmasters as managers of local branches of the world’s largest business. The idea appears in President Hardinge’s first message to Congress emphasizing postal management and efficiency.
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Hardinge
Congress
Silage Not Balanced Feed
Silage is not a balanced ration and must be supplemented by other feeds to ensure proper nutrition.
Poor Feeding Practices Highlight Silage Losses
A systematic study finds that bad feeding results stem from how silage is fed or from excessive dirt. The report warns that unwise feeding practices lead to poor outcomes in silage and molasses feeding.
Postal Improvement Week Opens May 14 Campaign
A call to tidy rural letter boxes and improve post office appearances emphasizes first impressions. Officials urge farmers and rural carriers to begin improvements during Postal Improvement Week starting May 14 to attract visitors and benefits.
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Farmer
Stranger
A Silage Pointer For Dairymen In Feed Shortage
A silage pointer notes the dairyman will struggle without a silo and a clover or alfalfa field. Shortfalls in feed must be offset by smaller production or by feeding more grain.
Humanizing the Postal Service by Hubert Work
Postmaster General Hubert Work states that every employee matters in the Postal Service. He says duties are actions of neighbors and friends, not mere tasks for an absentee employer, emphasizing shared responsibility and cooperation.
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Hubert Work
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